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POMONA HILL
NURSERIES y
POMONA. Y. C..


Two and one half miles west OF
Greensboro, y. G. The main line
of tn" II. & ID. t. II. passes through
the grounds and within 100 feet of
the Office. Salem trains make reg
ular stops twice daily going each
way. Those interested in Fruit
and Fruit growing arc cordially
invited to inspect this the largest
nursery I'm the State and one Of the
largest in the South.
The proprietor has for many
years visited the leading nurseries
North and West and correspondent
with those of foreign countries,
gathering every fruit that was cal
culated to suit the South, both ma
tive and foreign. The reputation
of Pomona Hill Nurseries Is such
that many agents going out from
Greensboro representing other nur-
series, try to leave the impression
that they are representing these
nurseries. Why do they do it?
Let the public answer.
| have In stock growing (and can
show visitors the same) the largest
and best stock of trees &c, ever
shown or seen in any two nurSer-
les in North Carolina, consisting of
apple, peach, pear, cherry, plum,
grape, Japanese 'pcrsimmon, Jap
ancsc plum, apricots, nectarine,
Russian apricot, mulberry, ounces.
Small fruit: strawberry, raspberry,
currants, pccans, English wnlnuts,
rhubarb, asparagus, cvergrecns,
shade trees, roses, &c.
Give your order to my authOri-
zed agent OF order direct from the
nursery. Correspondence solicited
Descriptive catalogue free to appli-
cants.
Address,
j. VAN. LINDLEY',
Pomona,
Guilford county, n. G.
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P R 0 H | B | I n.
BY c. J.. FIX T..

The Hon. Thomas u. Bonner in
accepting the position on the Pro-
hibition state Executive Committe
said: AS you may know L have
been u Democrat all my lifc-have
actively worked for its success in
almost every campaign in Texas
for twenty years-havc presided
over the last two conventions of
that party in this State, and have
q great admiration.for its leaders
hndiespect for its policies and prin-
ciples. If / believed that the pres
ent movement vas hostile to that
br would endange it's supremacy, /
would not join in it, but 1 believe
that Prohibition is right, and that
the submission Of the Prohibition
amendment is i'm line with Demo
cratic theory, and that L show no
want Of fealty to that party by vOt-
ing for Prohibition. The evils re-
quilting from the sale of intoXica-
Ting liquors are admitted by every
pne. and, ~ Al Democrat, / am un-
willing to believe that that party,
which I'm Texas ut least, is the peo-
ble, will lend itself to the mainten-
{lnce of such an unmitigated evil,
fn the idea that such q law as Pro-
Ilibition IL sumptuary, or q trespass
bn personal liberty, or that IT. aims
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The Grccnville NewS says the
rcasOn why the Late train robbery
was so successful for so long a time
is that Grcenvil'c people attend to
their W business.
1t is II pity that men will become
so absorbed in their own affairs, tina {
they will go on for months buying
the greatest variety of merchant
disc at half price from irrcsponsi-
Bile persons and often find the goods
marked to persons in other states,
and II railroad company i'm town is
all the while Investigating and try
ing to trace up just such articles
and yet no one could leave his bust
ness long enough to hear how these
low priced, Wholesale dealers i'm
everything, came by their mcrch-
andise. Grcenvillc mustbc n mod.
ell town, but we darcsay the bust
e $ men will not last long if thcy
cannot take time to investigate
their purchases better than that
They will surely impair thcil
health.
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SOUTH
Railway Company.

Commencing Sunday, May 9th 1896, at
6:45 y. NJ, Passenger trains will run az
follows, Eastern timc."
TO AND PROM CHARLEsToN. EAST daily
Depart Columbia ut d 30 II III 527 III
Due Charleston ut ll35am 900 p III
WEST tdnily except Sunday.)
Depart Charleston 7Dam 0 III
Due Columbia lO35am 1O50p M
TO AND PROM Camden.
East tdaily except Sunday.)
Due Camden II 81 pm 742 p M 742 p M
West daily except Sunday.)
Up Camden IS II 45 Is p m
Due Columbia 10 y am 1898 am 10 90 pm,
TO y FROM AUGUSTA and CHARLESTON
East (daily.).
DIP Augusta g % n III 4 10 y m 10 30 y IN
Due Charleston IL 90 am o 30 pm Il % am
West (daily.)
DIP Charleston q 35 am ) 10 pm 10 80 PM
Due Augusta II 30 a III 10 p p IN 7 30 q IN
Connections made ut Columbia with
Columbia az G~rccnvHlc Railroad Nv ;rain
arriving at 10 40 q IN and departing Mt 5
n p M. At Columbia Junction with
Charlotte Columbia Il Augusta Railroad
by same train to and from all points on
both roads. Passengers take supper at
Branchviile.
AT Charleston with steamer for New
York aud with steamer for Jacksonville
and points on the ST. Johns RIVER Tues
days and Saturdays; with Charleston
~ ESNNuIiluh TUilTodu 10 anu from Sus
vamnah and points In Flsrida daily.
At Augusta with Georgia and Central
railroads to and from all points West
and South, with Augusta ~ Knoxville
railroad by 10 b p III train east, and 7 30
n III TRAIN west. At BlackviIlo to and
from points on Barnwcll railroad.
Through tickets can be purchased to all
points South and West by applying to
ID. MCQUEEN, Agent,
Columbia, sc.
John j. Peck, General Manager.
-: &. Allen, General Passenger and
Ticket Agent.
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TIE GREED OFA PRouIBITIcNsr.
L believe In temperance. nm n
temperance man, in the sense th,t
l am opposed to the drink habit
and also to the drink traffic. I be-
iicvc the drink habit INDUCED by
the individual, to be a crime against
himself. 1 believe that The thing
that society most needs is not u,O,t-
cy, PAID as Il tribute to the State by.
thls organized crime, for the priyi-
legc OF continued cyistcncr. but
complete radiance from the traffic.
with its ghastlytrain of evils, mis-,
cries and crimes. Ibelicvc that we
cannot successfully wage tempe
rance reform, in the II of saw
ing mch from the slavery and death
of the drink habit, with multitudcs
Oh saloons open, and inviting them
upon every hand (Francics Muir
phNto II contrary; that Il part of
the battle in saving men from sin,
consist in saving them out of those
associations which subject them to
temptations which they are notable
TO bear-tcmptatiOnS especially
which are the most insidious and
powerful in the whole range Of hu-
man experience. In Il word, | be-
licvc that the existence Of tho sa.
loon and the saloon system is an
insupcrablc barrier i'm the way of
the prevalence OF temperance, or
sobricty, in the community.
Therefore, l believe in opposition
to the saloon waged through rcli-
gious, moral andpolitical measures.
believe in the right Of the people
to vote for the saloon to go. | be-
licve that all men who a sub
scribe to this creed ought to agitatc
to the end that the saloon must go.
believe that no political party de-
serves the support Of good citizens,
that opposes the right Of the people
to ngitatn and vote for the saloon
t" go. This is the true temperance
faith, all which, ifa man believe
not, he is behind the progressive
moral and religious spirit of this
age.
The Voice.
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NOTICE.

ALL land owners In the County
OF Laurens S. C., r hereby noti-
fed that all running streams of wa
ter upon their land shall remove
from the said running streams OF
water upon their lands, all trash,
trees, RATS and timber during the
month of May, 1887, otherwise all
land owners whoneglectsaid clear
ing of streams are liable for dam
ace or costs.
JAMES BELL" G. &c. 6. q. q.
April 81, 1887 3t
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We have now a first class steam
fire engine and in a short time will
have an abundance Of water in
reach of the public square. This is
all good, and we oommcnd the spirit
that has given us these facilities,
tut something remains yet. \ well
organized fire department is indi-
~spensablc. This too, at present we
have, but it is always difficult to
keep such things going. Members
ought to be compelled to attend
meetings, for in case of fire the en-
CINE is of little avail unless it is
properly managed.
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4 union of chmch state.

Mt union of Chmch State. The
sumptuary idea is oil soiete; the
personal liberty dodge appeals on
ly to the ignorant. while the intell-
igenco of the age repudiatcs the
fear of the union of Church and
State. A little reflection will show
that the great body of our criminal
statutes restrain personal liberty;
I'm fact, while ours is the frecst gov
ernment in tho world, extending
to the individual citizen the largest
measure Of liberty, still the very
foundation of order and protection
of every man inthe pursuit of hap
piness is laid upon the doctrine
that this liberty must he regulated
by law. The evil being admitted
by every person the question is,
Shall the government, i'm the cxer-
else Of its police powers, forbid it ?
The power to regulate the traffic is
not denied, and this power carries
with it the power to prohibit ito
abolish it. Waco (7csos) .idroncc,
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of South Carolina
L A r. T. Ms O Y,
IN PROBATE COURT.

Whereas, G.W.Shell, c. &C. p.has
applied to me tor Letters OF Admin
istratiOn on tho Estate of James
Taylor, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and
admonish all and singular the kin
dred and creditors of said deceased,
to be and appear before me at n
Court of Probate, to be holden at
my Office at Laurens G.. H., on
the 9th day of June, 1887, at 10
o'clock, a. NJ, to show cause, If any
they can, why letters should not be
granted.
Given under my hand and seal
this, the 9th day Of May, 1887.
a. w. BURNSIDE, j. r. l.. c.
G-20-S7.--nt.
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The Grand Jury Of Aiken county
have recommended the whipping
post rs u punishment for certain
Offences
There are some humanists who
will view this rs a return to
barbarian, but the time will come
when the whipping post will be
to be most practical solution OF the
question Of tightening the work of
our criminal courts and correcting
that class of petit offenders, who
laugh at jails and corn to blush for
crime.
Take for instance the misdcman-
~ of violating contracts. Without
gong into the constltutionality or
justice of imprisonment for the vi
citation OF u civil contract, it is sheer
folly toput the penalty at 30 days
imprisonment In Jail for this offence.
Ifyou punish at all, let the punish
ment be regulated 80 as to put a
stop to the crime. A good public
thrashing would remind those who
enter agricultural contracts and
are fed during the leasure months,
that they cannot skip when work
begins. Those who are daily assO-
eiated with this class Of citizens
who most frequently come before
the criminal courts, know that this
is the most effectual punishment
that can he administered. ,
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Several OF Il exchanges, nota-
bly, tho HeesS d Banner have taken
the position that the Supcrintcn-
dent Of Education is commanded
by the Constitution to keep one
school in each township open for
six months in a year. Here is what
the Constitution says;
"Thcrc shall he kept open at least six
months in each year one or more
schools in each School District"
1t IS beyond doubt that when
II school in each township is not
kept open six months in Il year, the
organic law of the land is violated.
But, as has been suggested, it is
not the fault ofthc Superintendent
of Education but the Legislature
One school running six months will
accomplish more than three run
ming two months. We have too
many schools for the school fund.
Securing teachers is not different
from securing any other workmen.
Their salary is regulated by their
ability, and we are oppo ,cd 70 fx-
ing the pitiful sum Of $1,000 Il
month for teachers. Such Il course,
although adopted by Abbevillc and
said to work we'll, has II tendency
to discourage those who are rcally
competent to teach. None but
good teachers should be allowed i,
the public schools and they should
be we'll pail.
1t is the duty Of the school trus
tees to see that II school in eacl
township is kept open six month.
in a year.
We object TO the plan of payin,
$1,000 q month from tho public funt
and experimenting all schools by
private subscription, for the plail
reason that this destroys the fire,
part of the school. If man is un
able to pay tuition for his children
he derives no benefit from thu
school fund while his rich neigh
bors does. Both contibut,
to this fund and both should have
the same advantage. One schoo
should be kept open a required by
the Constitution itrcquires ever
dollar of the school fund, or els,
change the constitution.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-05-11

Among the Bricrwood notes, in
find the following: A writer in the
Messenger seems surprised that the
Farmers Club have gone down, and
think that now, at the beginning of
the crop, the most necessary time
for them to exist. He doesn't seem
to know that VIC farmers don't care
much about such things, only just
previous to an election. Perhaps
the number of men that rode into
Office on the shoulders of the "far-
mcrs movement" in South Carolina
will never be known, while II re-
cOunting Of the number that would
have liked to have done SO but failed
would be still harder to come at.
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April, l3.
Real Estate.


~ new lo"r rooiIi co''"Sc III the
town OF lIaurenS Tor rent cOnVen-
ipntlv located. Terms reasonable
ono hurIrcL and oovon ocros
DOnu near cross liill, Ill ROod state
of cultiVatiOn. Well watcrcd, good
housps. situated ON tho ,rciectcd
unn otp - co.s,Io ,;n II;Ii CI;,
,i'c vi ''n ''u ii'' VILE
ton. \ bargain Oflcred, Terms easy
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INSURANCE License.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE Of Con- rTRCLLER GEN
ER.AL.
COLUMBIA, $. c. April 18th,
1887.
| certify that Mess, Lcakc and
Patton Of Laurcns Agents Of the
Home Fire Insurance Company,
Incorporated by the Of New York,
has complied with the acquisitions
or the Act Of the General Assem-
Lly entitled can Act to regulate
the Agencies Of Insurance Compa-
MES not incorporated in the State
of South Carolina" and l hereby
license the said Mcrs Lcakc and
Patton Agents aforesaid, to take
risks and transact all business of
Insurance i'm this State. i'm the Coun-
ty of Laurcns, for and in behalf Of
said Company.
WE. STONY,
OMPT.GENERAL.
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NOTICE!

The building of Maddox bridge
across Saluda river will b. let out
ut the lowest bidder according to
specifications presented ut said let
ting on the 18th day of May next
at - O'Clock, NJ, with the right to
reject any bid made.
JAMES BELL, c. b. c. l.. G..
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NOTICE.

The building Of Maddox bridge
across Saluda river will be let at
the lowest bidder according to spec
itications presented mt said letting
On the 18th day of May next at -
o'clock, NJ. with the right to reject
any bid made.
James bell.
Char, Is. G. G. l.. G.
Anri!. 13, At,
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Cheapest Carpets In
AUGUSTA

Stock Larger n Prices Lower han Ever,
y>ho largest Stock South. MOquet,
BRUSHES, Three ply ndInEraim Car
pets, Rugs, Mats, Crumb Cloths,
Window curtains, Window cOFnIees and
Poles. Canton and Cacoa nattinRs,
Chromos, Lace curtains and House fur
nishings. Write for samples.
Jas. Ct. Bailie 81 Sons,
10 Broad street, Augusta, Georgia
-13-S7-3m.
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State Of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF LAURENS.
Court of Probate.

COUNTY OF LAURENS.
Court of Probate.
Silas S. Knight, Plaintiff,
Robert knight, Thomas Knight, Benja-
min +. Landlord, Gillian Landlord.
Wistar \, Knight, Woltcr Scott Knight
in his individual right ana as executor
Knight, Robocca =. Thomas, Robert G..
Thomas, Emma Nations e Thomas,
John w. Thomas, Mary T.. Lesley nee
Thomas, Nancy a. Thomas, Estclle
Thomas, William a. Thomas, wistnr
DOuglsss, Scott Douglass, Elfrcd l..
Knight, Samuel S. knight, John w.
Knight, Walter II. Knight, Nancy Jones,
John NJ. nolcolmbc i'm his own right
and as executor of Si.as knight, deceas-
ed, and Sarah Knight,
Defendants.
SUMMONS.
- .hc defendants above named;
You arc hereby summoned and re-
CURED TO answer tho complaint in this
action, which is filed in tho Office of the
Judge of Probate. for the said
County, and 10 serve n copy of
your answer to the said complaint on
the subscribers ut their Office at Laurcns
{. H., South Carolina, within twenty
days after the service hereof, exclusive
Of the day of such service; and if you
fail to answer the complaint within the
time aforesaid, the plaintiit in this ac-
ton will apply to the Court for tho re-
lief demanded in tho complaint.
Dated, END April. A. ID. 1887.
(Sca. ~. w. BURNSIDE, !. =. L.. G..
FERGUSON IL FEATI ERSON,
Plaintiffs Attorney,
To the Defendants above namcd;
You will take notice that the
summons and complaint in this action
were filed in the Office OF the Judge
Of Probate for l.nurcns County South
Carolina, on the - day Of April, 1887.
FERdrSoN FErHERSroSE,
Plaintiffs attorneys
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Port Royal & Augusta Railway,
In effect Dec. 26, 1886.
Grecnvilc and Laurcns Railway.

limo Goth M~eridian--Onc hour slower
thar G.. ~ q. Il. X. time.
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Connections al Greenwood t. md
froSn all points on Columbia q GreenvFl-
Ia railroad. At ~Spartanburg with Ash
willie a Spartanburg X II, A. 81 e., Air
Line for points Forth. At Augusta with
Georgia, South Carolina and Central
roads.
u. I. CHARLTON q. p. A.
w, w. SAsyp, Sup't, Augusta Ga
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stock Larger and Prices Lower than Ever.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-09-23

q en- Ell 1ltimo t6rmino Jos de los Tri-
bWnGles de jusNci0.
NADIA mas categ6rico, mas ter
minante, mas expressive, nj mas
contundente puede darse. Tras
las frases y perfodos, que, sustain
cialmente, dejamos transcritos en-
bastardilla, huelgan los comenta-
rios. Nosotros no podemos decir
mas de 10 que dice, manda, ordena
y estabDece todo I'M Ministro como ell
senior Moret, que no puede ser ta-
chado de retr6grado nj de visiona.
rio en- las cosas de gobierno y pd-
blica direcc6n.
Ante aquellas que, cuando me.
nos, son aqui una doctrina, humi-
lien sus frentes los perpetuos difa-
madores della Guardia Civil, q quien
han perseguido en- las presentes
circunstancias de un modo invero.
slmil, cuando mas SO necesita su
acci6n y su prestigio, y humf-
llenla tambien los constantes ad-
versarios de toda institution ar
mazda, va Sc lame ouerpo de
VoluntGrios, va cuerpo de Orden
P1blico 6 de otro cualquier modo,
contra los cuales tambi6n Sc han
dirigido y SO dirigen envenenados
dardos de passion y de calumnia.
Humillenla, diciendo luego hemos
errado; y den gracias, ST, hasta
aquf, las costumbres un tanto la
xas en- la materia, como dice ell
sehor Ministro, les han dejado en-
la impunidad.
La mayor parte de los abusos y
excesos que hoy presenciamos pre-
vistos estan, con sus castigos y re-
medios, en- aquel notabil1simo do
Nadie puede alegar igno-
rancia, y sensible ser1a que cualquie-
ra, victima de punible debilidad 6
deincreible audacia, Sc sustrajese al
cumplimiento de sus respectivos
deberes. Gobernadores, jueces, fis.
coles, periodistas y politicos tienen
en- aqu6l la pauta de sus actos, va
para prevenir con ceio los pri.
meros, va para saber q 10 que Sc
exponen los segundos, al minar los
principles que sirven q la sociedad
de asiento y base.
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SANTURCE.

Animadisiino SO muestra aquel
poetico poblado, con motive de
las actuales fiestas de su Patron
San Mateo. Ell vecindario SO di.
vierte en- grande, en- compafis de
numerosos transeuntes de esta
Capital que a Santurce acuden q
echar gu cana al aire y d gozar
de expansion y de solaz.
Anoche dieron en- Santurce
una magpifica retreta los INTEL.
gentes mdsicos que componen la
banda de Voluntarios de este Ba.
talon, siendo oidas con sumo
eusto, por nutrida concucurren-
'selectas piezas a;aaut-
m~s~~.. sslmento w. L..
hijos de Euterpe.
En- fin; que todo augura que
las festss del sabado y domingo
pr6ximo han de ser notables
acontecimientos que dejaran en-
Santurce gratos 8 imperecederos
recuerdos.
Nuestro APPLAUSE, de nuevo,
la distinguida Comisi6n de feste.
jos.
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ENTENDAMONOS.

Todo aqui Sc eata confuudien.
do; 10 que Sc dice, 10 que Sc es
cribe, 10 que Sc hace y hasta 10
que SO piensa. IQue sera de es.
to, cuando hasta los presos, dea-
de las carceles, hsblan, recrimi'
nan y acusan?
Andaciase por GALES y plazas
10 de la sociedad secreta, descu.
bierta en- uno de los barrins de
Juana-Diaz; el BoLErN tuvo
buen cuidado de no acusar en-
concrete a deter minada persona,
y menos & ningun partido; antes
bien, apsrtaba la consideration dc
todos clos, porque los crimina'
les 8 transgresores estan fuera de-
toda ley y de toda colectividad.
Ali esta su primer ar,icu'o; lea.
SO.
Pero, visne, muy indiscsata.
mente, Ia prensa sutouons; 9
Ponce, diciendo que
de aquel.
detenidos, por Gle. 20 que con Ut.
conSlderaci6'a, los principales je.
fes de su partido; no hicimos
mas que tomar nota de este he.
cho, que nos hicieron saber los
mismos autonomistas.
Andando los dias, los presos,
con aqaei va repetido motive, ha
blan tambien, Y dicen, desde la
cGrcel, con muchas injurias con.
ira la Guardia Civil y los tribu.
males de justicia, que ellos son
-autonomistds, y que Ia autonomfa
es su Eden.
Tomamos tambi9n nota de este,
porque asi ellos mismos nos 10 di.
cen, y ahora nos replican aque.
llos colegas que nosotros tenemos
la culpa de que con los sucesos
de Juana~Dfaz fguren nombres
de autonomistas. Pero, senior;
I no son ellos mismos los que 10
dicen? Harto hacemos nosotros,
cuanlo aun no hemos dirigido
cargos semejantes a! partido au,
tonomists. No hemos hecho mas
que tomar nota de 10 mismo que
los interesados ncs cuentan.
|IQaieu tiene la culpa dc su indis.
erection? Los encausados en- los
sucesos de Juana Dias nos asegu,
ran que son autouomistas y emo
hemos de creerlo2 Lo que, ST, de-
biera hacer ere autonomlsmo tan
celoso era repudiarlos y negarles
su fiiaci6n politica. IEstamos?
Mas, Ique tienen ellos que de.
cir? INo nos .iaman a noso:ros
falsarios, INVENTORIES de todas esas
patraflas, y al portido sncGndicio.
nal autol de la ruina del pafs2
| I No le llaman otras cosas mucho
mas graves2 ST volviesemos ojo
por ojo, icuanto no tendriamos
que decir!
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IsLA DE CUBA.

Los Cuerpos de voluntarios
de Ia Habana han dedicado un
galante obsequio al honrsdo Y
caballeroso General Marin, Co.
bernador General INFERNO de
aquella isla, 10 cual celebramos.
Dice ell Diario del z del actual:
"Ssben los lectores del D1ARso Ds
La MARINA, que, con motive del ascen-
so & Teniente General del Sr. General
Marin, acordaron los cuerpos de Volun.
tarios de esta ciudad obsequiar q s. q,
con un magnidco bast6n do mando.
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